Jason Kelce is ready to party!
The former Eagles star, 37, was spotted at a Philadelphia bar as fans celebrated their 2025 Super Bowl win with a victory parade on Friday, Feb. 14.
In a post on Instagram shared by fellow bar goers, Kelce — wearing a Super Bowl LIX hat — was seen singing along with fans as they belted out the “Fly, Eagles, Fly” victory song in a local bar.
After the song, the Monday Night Countdown host chugged his pint of beer in epic fashion as fellow patrons cheered him on. Kelce pumped his fists in the air after he finished the drink as the entire bar — entirely dressed in Eagles’ green — clapped.
In the comments, one person said that Kelce “bought shots for everyone” and took them with the fans.
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The Eagles Super Bowl parade and rally will be broadcast locally and streaming on Philadelphia news stations’ YouTube pages.
Despite his excitement for Philadelphia’s second-ever Super Bowl win, an insider told PEOPLE after the Super Bowl that Jason was feeling “bittersweet” about the results of the game between the Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs.
“He’s feeling bittersweet. He was rooting for the Eagles to win but he also wanted Travis to play well,” the insider shared.
Speaking on an episode of New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce, released Wednesday, Feb. 12, An emotional Jason wanted to clarify his loyalties between the Eagles and Chiefs. Tearing up, he said, “On one hand, you played your entire life with an organization and team,” referring to the Eagles, where he spent his entire NFL career before retiring in 2024.
“A lot of people in that building — coaches, friends, teammates that you’ve gone through adversity with — and it really makes you very, very close,” Jason continued. “And then on the other hand, you have your brother, and I’ve always supported you. I’ve always wanted you to win.”
Travis, 35, told his brother he’s always felt supported by him, and the two shared a touching moment during the episode.
“And I wanted you to win this game. I thought I made that clear,” Jason told his brother, to which Travis stated, “You made it clear to me.”
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